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Little bit closer:<br />
<a href="http://sysadmin-talk.org/2010/01/gathering-exchange-mailbox-database-sizes/" rel="ugc">http://sysadmin-talk.org/2010/01/gathering-exchange-mailbox-database-sizes/</a><br />

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Little bit closer:
http://sysadmin-talk.org/2010/01/gathering-exchange-mailbox-database-sizes/ [http://sysadmin-talk.org/2010/01/gathering-exchange-mailbox-database-sizes/]


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already told you it is not possible
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Hi<br />
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Running Exchange 2007 SP2. Our EMEA maibox servers have named like EMEAMBX1, EMEAMBX2 etc. APAC ones are APACMBX1, APACMBX2...<br />
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I've been trying to figure out a way if it's possible to run a Powershell command that will list the sizes of the databases on EMEA servers?<br />
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And, secondly, not only list them, but list by either largest or smallest?<br />
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Does anyone know if this is possible? I ca'nt seem to figure it out.<br />
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Hi

Running Exchange 2007 SP2. Our EMEA maibox servers have named like EMEAMBX1, EMEAMBX2 etc. APAC ones are APACMBX1, APACMBX2...

I've been trying to figure out a way if it's possible to run a Powershell command that will list the sizes of the databases on EMEA servers?

And, secondly, not only list them, but list by either largest or smallest?

Does anyone know if this is possible? I ca'nt seem to figure it out.



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